AAA card

 

Triple a can't make it to where I break...

 

this is a great thread. proof that you can spend a lot of money investing in things to fix your jeep with when it does break. lol....this is a dangerous addiction i've fallen into, getting this XJ! but i love it. will definitely reference this when preparing my disaster kit

 

My disaster kit slowly gets larger and larger because, no matter how much I bring or how much I have at the ready... whatever breaks next is, invariably, going to be something that I don't have a tool for, so I'll end up adding that tool to the collection (which I'll probably never use again). And so on.

 

duct tape. and condoms. both are multifunctional if you know what i mean

 

Literally everything.

All my hand tools(craftsman 200-something piece, breaker bar, jack(high lift and floor jack, jack stands, hammer, mallet, wood, TP, tape(all kinds), zip ties, wire, rope, tie downs, bungee cords, window punch, 4-way, spare tire/wheel(full size), mechanics gloves, punch set, exacto knife, 8" boot knife, 2x tarps, flint/magnesium fire starter, oil, coolant, trans fluid, power steering fluid, gear oil, shop towels, regular towels, batteries, 2-3 flashlights, 2x 20k tow ropes, code reader/eraser, my CCW .380 AMT Backup, CPS, relays, fuses, MAP sensor, and a bunch of stuff I'm probably forgetting.

Need to throw some dry cloths, socks, some food and a case of water in there too but I'm running out of room in the cargo area. Dad is a retired Marine and always told me, "I rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it." On board air tank is one of the next items, and probably a fairly large power inverter (1000w+), and some jerry cans.

Yeah it's probably overkill, but my biggest complaint is not being able to secure it all, so things tend to crash around when at high articulation angles or up and down steep hills.

 

Ready for anything! LOL, I HAVE AN AMT BACKUP TOO! Stainless steel

 

That's why I have this everything I listed and more stuff fits in the drawers and behind the seat and can't go anywhere and I can strap stuff on top of it still

 

If there is a nut or bolt on my Jeep that a tool can fit, that tool is in there. Sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers of all types. Not to mention a four way, a jack and some 2x4s.

 

Everyones covered it pretty well. Definitely a good thread. Just wanted to chime in on the harbor freight tools. The Pittsburgh series or whatever it is has proven to be much much stronger than craftsman and as already stated they have a lifetime warranty and its about the same amount of a hassle as Sears to get something replaced. Not serious at all. Ive ended up with the craftsman tools in the jeep and the Pittsburghs as my fulltime tools. I personally recommend them. Especially if your looking for a relatively cheap set for the jeep.

 

So's mine! Makes life easy without having to worry about your gun pitting or rusting from sitting in a vehicle for a while.

Yeah I would like to make something similar that can hold everything in place. I use my tool box, and a craftsman bag, and a rubbermade box. But it still slides around in the back.